You can utilize a C-corporation to buy your flips, you can also invest personally as well.

Here in the DR, I have spoken to most that utilize the same setup, right now im trying to target areas that are newly renovated and have gyms and elevators.

They know nothing about running a business or generating leads and growing their brand.When they worked a job before they had no clue about all the behind the scenes stuff that goes on to watch the customer give them the business.

(permits, fees, bringing in utilities, curb, gutter, sidewalk, school fees, design fees, etc.)

It already has a back entrance into the basement so I was looking at turning the basement into an 1 bedroom apartment.So my question is should I split the utilities?

It's a Samsung Galaxy S3, highly recommend it...So now, here is the video (it's the one on the right I believe):https://www.dropbox.com/sh/u6ucp6f4tnfnhsc/aNrYjaL929Now, let me give you all of the info I wrote down on a piece of paper about the house:Windows - All new (except big custom ones in the patio thing.)Custom Windows - 2 (One is 44in x 83in, and the other is 47in x 52in)Light Fixtures - 19Interior Doors - 9Exterior Doors - 2Glass Sliding Exterior Doors - 2Sliding Closet Doors - 3Furnace - 1How Water Heater - 1Cooling Unit (Refrigerated Air) - 1Besides this, I also have all the floor measurements for the floors!

Currently rented to Apartment tenants.Gross Schedule Income $2,580 Less Vacany Allowance (3%) $77 Gross Operating Income $2,503 Less Operating ExpensesInsurance $65 Taxes $150 Utilities $550Repairs $100?

The local gas utility should be able to identify how close the nearest gas line is, and how much it would cost to connect to it.How expensive it will be to run ductwork depends on the number of stories/floors/levels in the house, and how easy it would be to get the ductwork into place.

Reason being that I'll be saving quite a bit by not having a mortgage, HOA, utilities, etc. and just renting out a room from my friend until I purchase a new primary.

Also, some other considerations: Did you rehab it with higher end appliances & fixtures, custom finishes geared toward attracting better buyers, or is it more renter-friendly (average for the area & won't upset you too much if/when renters damage it)?